Wednesday Ad Strip Day.
I love the way some movie companies used newspaper comic strip advertising as a way to lure the audience into the theatre with straight comic style adverts. Here is another way they did it, having the star of a movie endorse another product, while mentioning the movie. I guess it was cheaper than getting a picture. Or maybe they thought that kids would be more attracted to these ads for their choice of westerns.
Aug 22 1948:

Jan 16 1949:

April 24 1949:

June 19 1949:

March 12 1950:

May 28 1950:

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